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Signs You Won't Beat a Computer at Chess
  1. Your VCR and your alarm clock still have not been setsince the last power outage.
  2. Your Civil War chess set has 2 Grants, no Lees, and StonewallJackson's a bottle cap.
  3. Every time you enter a move, the computer responds with "Error:unknown command"
  4. You're still trying to understand the rules for Solitaire.
  5. It's hard to rearrange the pieces when your opponent neverfalls for the old "Look, it's Elvis!" trick.
  6. You're late to the first match because you can't figure out howto set your digital watch.
  7. The chess board pattern makes you dizzy.
  8. When you take a piece, you spike it and do a celebration dance.
  9. Your Apple //e still beating you at tic-tac-toe.
  10. Let's just say that in the movie version of your life, you'd beplayed by the same guy that plays "Ernest".
  11. Your idea of "conquering Deep Blue" is flushing away the Tidy Bowl cleaner.
  12. The computer: A highly sophisticated electronic brain from IBM.
    You: Barely know how to turn on a computer
  13. Before moving your queen, you insist on consulting your 4th grader.
  14. Computer: lauded by scientists for its ability to calculate millions of chess moves per minute.
    You: criticized by your spouse for not being able to balance the checkbook.
  15. In your circle, "castling" means holing-up in your living room with a bag of chips and a weekend worth of videos.
  16. Your "garlic breath" strategy fails to intimidate this particular opponent.
  17. Computer: Intel Inside.
    You: Imbecile Inside.
  18. Video tapes of you shouting at the ATM are legendary among the bank security staff.
Craig Nansen, Minot Public Schools Technology Coordinator <craig.nansen@sendit.nodak.edu>